Sentence examples for maintenance too from inspiring English sources

In maintenance too, the Iraqi workers have outmatched their private-company counterparts.

Maintenance, too, has become a huge challenge for the 10 workers who keep the cars running.

Not only are they on trend when it comes to colour, they're low maintenance, too.

Caldwell used to mine coins himself, but gave it up eventually: "I considered the maintenance too high in opportunity cost for me personally," he told me.

The writer should also remember that board members pay maintenance, too, so the board usually wants to keep charges as low as possible.

The University of Utah, which had acquired the spiders through the efforts of the late Dr. Ralph V. Chamberlin, a member of its faculty, had found the problem of maintenance too burdensome.

He explains that it's fairly high-maintenance too, with that sort of height requiring a fresh perm every few months.

He was high-maintenance, too — quick with the cutting remark but startlingly sensitive himself and prone to bouts of midnight tears.

Such investments are low-maintenance too: the charity won't have to do anything and the fund manager should provide half-yearly reports so the board can check progress and the reports can be included into the annual return too.

Excessive preventive maintenance costs too much.

In some case co-ops have mortgages that require debt payments that put maintenance costs too far beyond the rent income.